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2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
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mcannucci / phnock example snippets
use Phnock\Phnock;
// options are:
// directories => which directories to mock
// temporaryFilesDir => where to save the temporary files, by default it is /tmp/
// disableCaching => whether aspect classes should use their previously creating files if there are no changes
use Phnock\Traits\HTTPMock;
use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
class MyTest extends TestCase
{
use HTTPMock
public function test_my_test()
{
$this->matchUriWithResponse('example.com', 'Intercepted!');
// Network Request to 'example.com' from either curl or guzzle
$this->assertEquals($response, 'Intercepted!');
}
}
// This will return 'Intercepted!' for any url that matches this regex
// Ex:
// https\\example.com?paramter=1
// https\\example.com?paramter=2
$this->matchUriWithResponse('/https\\\\example\.com\?parameter=.+/','Intercepted');
// Use a file's contents as the body
$this->matchUriWithResponse(
'example.com',
Phnock\ResponseTypes\FileResponse::of('filepath')
);
// Use an array that will be returned as json
$this->matchUriWithResponse(
'example.com',
[
'a' => [
'b' => 'c'
]
]
);
// Use an iterable to change the contents of the response by how many times it's called
$this->matchUriWithResponse(
'example.com',
use Phnock\ResponseTypes\IterableResponse::from(['1','2','3'])
);
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